Good morning and welcome to The Downshift, or TDS for short, The Drive‘s daily news roundup that gathers the biggest automotive headlines from around the world. The Downshift summarizes stories into a few sentences and peppers in links
If you haven’t been up close to one of Cadillac’s electric SUVs anytime recently, you might not know that the brand does something pretty interesting with the rear-quarter glass near the D pillar of these
If you’re ever peeking around for public chargers when you’re in an unfamiliar area, dealerships tend to come up a lot. And, indeed, many of them are intended to be used by the public, regardless
Abandoned vehicles are a problem across the country, and especially out west. With so much land and wide-open space, people take it upon themselves to ditch their unwanted cars wherever they feel like. That’s enough
Well well well: More evidence that people still want to buy new cars, they just don’t want to pay an arm, a leg, and their firstborn for them. Kia just set an all-time monthly sales
We first heard about Range Rover’s planned EV five years ago, and now it’s here with 542 hp, a 333-mile range, 350-kW fast-charging and plenty of off-road tech.
If your motorcycle’s battery is dead, can you really use a car to jump-start it? Or will doing so cause untold damage to both vehicles’ electrical systems?
The Ford Fathom pickup is expected to get from 0-60 in 4.5 seconds, meaning it’ll accelerate faster than some amazing and very desirable sports cars.
It seems increasingly deranged and confusing things come out of the White House every day, but especially from Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy.
Until recently, almost all the wheel weights on cars were made of lead, but installing them in states like California today carries surprisingly steep fines.
